Sentence examples for determined opponents from inspiring English sources

Poverty and oppression have made Burma's monks anything but otherworldly — they are among the regime's most determined opponents.

Moscow's most determined opponents of merger were the democrats and economic reformers who lost power last summer.

The United Arab Emirates, determined opponents of the Islamists, were brought in to help reach out to the new authorities.

But "gun safety" advocates are up against determined opponents vigorously flogging their own metaphor (guns are a freedom).

"This is only half the battle," Sen. James M. Inhofe (R-Okla)., one of Congress's most determined opponents of legislation to cap greenhouse gases, said in a statement.

In both cases, a small group of determined opponents can thwart the desire for peace expressed by the great majority of voters.

But nothing can simulate the rigors of playing a determined opponent.

In Arsenal's mitigation, they were ending a demanding week by facing a determined opponent playing a high-energy game.

Thomas Wentworth Higginson, an eloquent, determined opponent of slavery, was the commanding officer of the First South Carolina Volunteers, the first black regiment to serve in the Union Army.

It's a rare example of Israel – the bitter enemy of the Islamic republic and determined opponent of its nuclear programme – killing a senior Iranian military figure.

Jim, a serious, steadfastly determined opponent of the Vietnam War, would not consent to anything that would bring credit to Nixon.